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Post by grumpycat on Jul 15, 2020 13:02:23 GMT
Quick thing too are there 67 trailers on 72 stocks since apparently there are ex 67 trailers from what i heard
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Post by Dstock7080 on Jul 15, 2020 15:54:58 GMT
Quick thing too are there 67 trailers on 72 stocks since apparently there are ex 67 trailers from what i heard There are no 1967 Stock trailers running with 1972 Stock on the Bakerloo. The only connection is, inner DM car 3338 has the transplanted cab of '67 Stock car 3061. Also, the AiT Asset Inspection Train (currently residing at Northfields), has two 1967 DM cars in the middle (3079, 3179)
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Post by Alight on Jul 27, 2020 13:34:28 GMT
Does anyone have any photos of the charcoal-coloured interior panels please? I can't picture in my head what these look like.
Also, come to think of it I have never been able to find any photographs of what the refurbed MkIs looked like when in use on the Northern line. Has anyone else come across one? I am picturing in my head an interior similar to that of the MkII stock albeit with charcoals grab poles/bars?
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Post by North End on Jul 27, 2020 14:31:35 GMT
Does anyone have any photos of the charcoal-coloured interior panels please? I can't picture in my head what these look like. Also, come to think of it I have never been able to find any photographs of what the refurbed MkIs looked like when in use on the Northern line. Has anyone else come across one? I am picturing in my head an interior similar to that of the MkII stock albeit with charcoals grab poles/bars? Charcoal grab rails, interior panels mainly white but with a “black specks” pattern (that’s the best I can describe it as), a slightly different flooring (a sort of mauve/grey colour if my memory is remembering right), and a seat moquette similar to the pink one used on some 59 stock. I think the door kick plates may have been different too, but I forget what now! Some of these features survived well into Bakerloo days, originally I think initially they changed just the seat moquette and the grab rails. If I remember rightly there is a picture in one of the 1990s Brian Hardy LU Rolling Stock books. Sorry to be a little vague, my memory going back 25 years is a little hazy. They only worked on the Northern in that form for a pretty short time, though I do remember going on them a handful of times. At the time it was quite a novelty to have a Northern Line train that wasn't falling to bits, suffering from wood-worm, or whatever!
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Post by goldenarrow on Jul 27, 2020 17:35:27 GMT
Does anyone have any photos of the charcoal-coloured interior panels please? I can't picture in my head what these look like. Here's two photos. The first shows the saloon of 3567 with its black ventilation buttons and interestingly, original remnant of the black vinyls in the advert slot on the left (zoom in) but Bakerloo colours on the right. 2nd photo is a close up of the Northern patterns. Refurbished 1972 stock interior (3567) by AL6NT., on Flickr 1972 Mk I Stock by George, on Flickr
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